Demonstrative Adjective Examples

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Demonstrative Adjective - Glossary of Terms Demonstrative Adjective The demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these, and those.  A demonstrative adjective is used to modify a noun to point out or demonstrate a specific item(s). Example: This bag is not mine.  That one is mine.                                          noun                          pronoun This and that modify singular nouns; whereas, these and those modify plural nouns.  Interactive example:   Whose are these toffees? Can I have one? [show me the demonstrative adjective]   Remember, the word "kind" is singular, and these and those modify plural nouns. These kind of things. These kinds of things.

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